Brian Lavery (NYT) AFRICA ZIMBABWE: DRIVE FOR CHARTER -- Nearly a year after leading a successful campaign against constitutional changes criticized for strengthening the office of President Robert Mugabe, a coalition of civic groups is starting a drive for a new constitution.
The white-hot Chinese economy's demand for iron ore and coal, coupled with port backups in Asia and Australia, have driven spot charter rates for dry bulk vessels to all-time highs.
A key issue for the ABC study was portability of study equipment, with travel including ferry, four-wheel-drive and charter plane.
For five years, Marie Justice drove a charter-style bus full of coal mine employees between Page and the Black Mesa mine.
The charter drive as far as they're concerned is ideologically driven to get rid of the union".
Parent Revolution, the Los Angeles nonprofit that targeted McKinley for its first petition drive, chose a charter conversion as one of four options for change and selected Celerity Educational Group as the charter operator.
As part of his drive to open charter schools, Mr. Klein courted an important ally: New York's wealthy hedge fund community, which has backed them with tens of millions of dollars.
"I knew I could be with my customer till the last minute," Mr. Rosenthal said, noting that he did not have to arrive at the airport 45 minutes before his flight's departure and had a quicker drive to the charter plane's field.
Jack Monroe: Community Shop is no good if you don't have any money Young people are setting up workers' co-operatives to fight against inequality Zara Aziz: Being a 'generalist and gatekeeper' is no longer sustainable for a GP Regional cities drive prosperity, says a charter for local freedom After Rotherham, how can councils do more to protect children?
The BBC fought against the list being published, claiming that it would create a "poacher's charter" and drive up salaries in the media industry, but it was forced to by the government as part of its new 11-year royal charter.
